Letters To My Friends
Book Details
Author(s)Terry Dean
PublisherADM
ISBN / ASINB00DFCI3R2
ISBN-13978B00DFCI3R9
MarketplaceIndia 🇮🇳
Description
Letters To My Friends
(Book 2 of Letters To My Wife)
Book synopsis:
(SPOILER ALERT – You may wish to read LETTERS TO MY WIFE by Terry Dean before reading the following.)
Two years after the death of Kevin Clarke, the couples from his old neighborhood meet to remember the man known as the “letter writer.†They meet at Kevin’s home, which is now home to his daughter and her family. But as people arrive to pay their respects at the backyard waterfall and stream, revelations occur. One man admits to the others - and his wife - that he’s had an affair. Another tells of the anger he’s held for Kevin Clarke. But the statements made by Amy Stevens are by far the most scandalous.
As the small memorial ends, tempers flare and the members of the neighborhood, along with select guests, depart. Snow begins to fall. Within hours lives are changed. But the changes are minor compared to what Amy Stevens has brought from the past – she has letters from a dying man. Letters that refuse to hold back because, as Kevin writes, “Dying has its perks. I can say whatever I want.â€
LETTERS TO MY FRIENDS is an honest, forthright continuation of Terry Dean’s best selling e-book, LETTERS TO MY WIFE. This new chapter brings a tender ending to the story. You won’t want to miss it.
Publisher review:
“Letters To My Wife†had an ending that left the world with tears. With “Letters To My Friends,†author Terry Dean takes the story to its incredible conclusion, leaving us with a joyful smile. Still, there are points in Dean’s new “Letters†book that will tug at your heartstrings just as you will laugh aloud as Nathan Hall and Amy Stevens come back to honor the memory of Kevin and Ellie Clarke. We fell in love with Kevin Clarke and his never-ending love for his wife. This time, we fall in love with his neighbors and root for them as they strive to overcome all the diversity that can creep into any the lives of couples and anyone who resides in a close neighborhood.
After reading “Letters To My Friends†you will probably be like us – hoping for just one more letter.
(Book 2 of Letters To My Wife)
Book synopsis:
(SPOILER ALERT – You may wish to read LETTERS TO MY WIFE by Terry Dean before reading the following.)
Two years after the death of Kevin Clarke, the couples from his old neighborhood meet to remember the man known as the “letter writer.†They meet at Kevin’s home, which is now home to his daughter and her family. But as people arrive to pay their respects at the backyard waterfall and stream, revelations occur. One man admits to the others - and his wife - that he’s had an affair. Another tells of the anger he’s held for Kevin Clarke. But the statements made by Amy Stevens are by far the most scandalous.
As the small memorial ends, tempers flare and the members of the neighborhood, along with select guests, depart. Snow begins to fall. Within hours lives are changed. But the changes are minor compared to what Amy Stevens has brought from the past – she has letters from a dying man. Letters that refuse to hold back because, as Kevin writes, “Dying has its perks. I can say whatever I want.â€
LETTERS TO MY FRIENDS is an honest, forthright continuation of Terry Dean’s best selling e-book, LETTERS TO MY WIFE. This new chapter brings a tender ending to the story. You won’t want to miss it.
Publisher review:
“Letters To My Wife†had an ending that left the world with tears. With “Letters To My Friends,†author Terry Dean takes the story to its incredible conclusion, leaving us with a joyful smile. Still, there are points in Dean’s new “Letters†book that will tug at your heartstrings just as you will laugh aloud as Nathan Hall and Amy Stevens come back to honor the memory of Kevin and Ellie Clarke. We fell in love with Kevin Clarke and his never-ending love for his wife. This time, we fall in love with his neighbors and root for them as they strive to overcome all the diversity that can creep into any the lives of couples and anyone who resides in a close neighborhood.
After reading “Letters To My Friends†you will probably be like us – hoping for just one more letter.
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